The banks can go lower. Everything can go lower. Nothing should surprise anyone at this point, but their exposure should be manageable relative to what we saw in 2008.

Ryan Bushell

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I would expect more of them to be rolled up in a similar fashion. If the reaction to Enbridge is stronger you might see TransCanada do the same thing but it's not nearly as material to them.

This is the first step of the board taking control and taking steps to put the company in good standing.

Long-term, we're not fans of companies that cut dividends to appease pressure, we're fans of companies that stick to their discipline.

The trend for TV revenues per household is down, the question will be how much and how fast they can make it up on the Internet side.

I see maybe 10 percent downside on the bank share prices from her... by Ryan Bushell

I see maybe 10 percent downside on the bank share prices from here.

For the airlines to take a step outside the box, it has to be worth something. The fuel efficiency of the CSeries was a big draw, but that has now diminished.

People aren't going to want to commit volumes over a 20-year basis when they don't know if they're going to get through the next 20 days.